Christian Who Telling Lie Research Paper

“Katie, what would you like to say to me?” After lunchtime, Lander met Katie at the podium because they were in the same house, Mark house. Lander expected receiving appreciation from Katie because he had already won a gold medal in the 200m Run.

“I would like to say nothing to you, Mr. Steve.” Katie left the front podium and walked to the tuck shop, which was located at the back podium.

“Katie, which drink do you like to have? I could buy it for you.” Lander chased after Katie.

“I have enough money to buy what I want!” Katie disliked being followed by Lander, who was never her cup of tea.

Katie gave up buying at the tuck shop and turned to opposite side of the back podium. Only a few students were walking along the corridor.

“Katie, can
However, how could I still meet Christian who tells lie? I really cannot accept the truth that God still loves those people who disobey HIM.” Susana continued.

“Yes, it is an unfortunate truth that most Christians would have chance to kick other people’s belief on God because of their false behaviors such as telling lie. However, when we are willing to commit our sins and ask for forgiveness, our sins could be cleared. It is reminded that God has the final right to judge who can meet him at the heaven.” Cara’s response could not pick out a needle inside Susana’s heart.

In short, Susana still had doubt on the her status belief because of the following two main causes: First, she always thought that she was not perfect enough to be loved by God; Second, she could not understand why God would allow HIS believer to do something destroying HIS requirement for the sons and daughters in HIM.

Therefore, she had a self-difficulty to persuade herself to claim as a Christian, who would do everything well according to the standards of “Faithful Christian” from other people’s viewpoint.

Take the Christian Worship last December as an example, all students were asked to express their preference on the Christian belief as a response after the function of Christian Gospel
“Which box should I tick? I have no idea on my choice! Should I take the first box directly?” Months later, Susana could always remember how difficult for her to express her status of religious belief within the answering framework given by the response paper.

There was a little story about the background of difficulty faced by Susana. In mid-September, Susana agreed to visit her primary school with her only and best primary school friend, Linda Tina, who had two younger sisters studying lower forms at the same primary school.

It was a Saturday afternoon. Linda would like to accompany with her younger sisters, so she asked Susana for companion of participants in a Fellowship time organized by a nearby